To me this is not a problem at all but to some it will be a dealbreaker. It’s much faster, with up to a 3. However, much like its previous notebook offerings, Apple gives with one hand and takes with the other.

In a move that makes me question how in touch Apple is with its pro users, they have replaced the ExpressCard slot with an SD card slot.

And expect a drop in transfer speed over USB too. Removing the ExpressCard slot drastically reduces the flexibility of the laptop. They’ve replaced a versatile port with one that has few uses at least for video professionals. This is a ridiculous decision for Apple to make on a device with “Pro” in the title. Sure, you can get around this issue by buying a 17″ MacBook Pro but I feel an ExpressCard slot should come as standard and not require you to buy a bigger, heavier and more expensive machine just for that feature.

Another aspect that is sure to irk ProApp users is the base model. Although it is good that Apple has reduced its price, it only features onboard graphics, unlike all the others which feature onboard and discrete graphics.

This makes it unsuitable for applications like Motion and makes me question how future-proof this machine will be when Snow Leopard with OpenCL comes out.

I think a machine with “Pro” in the title should be appropriately-specced to run Apple’s professional applications. Although the specifications are similar to the base 15″ model and will therefore also result in limited ProApp usage and questionable OpenCL performance in Snow Leopard, I don’t have a problem with that because this is something that was never there in the first place – this is not something Apple has taken away from us.

There’s also some good news – Apple seems to have paid attention to the protests over the lack of FireWire ports in the previous generation and has now restored a single FireWire port. The models are available up to 2. The high-end 13″ model is identical to the base 15″ model in specification, which reiterates my opinion that the base 15″ model is underpowered. It’s also had a huge price cut and there is now only a few hundred dollars difference between the regular hard disk and SSD versions.

Snow Leopard Apple demoed a few features but as the main changes were under the hood, these will probably be explored in more detail during the rest of the week. Simple editing and uploading to popular video sharing sites built-in essentially QuickTime Pro for free. Yes, you read that correctly. It comes out in September, a month before Windows 7.

This was one of my favorite announcements of the day – why? One notable feature is video and audio tags. These allow you to play supported video and audio content directly in the browser without the need for Flash, Silverlight or other technologies. Plugins are always slower and more resource-hungry than native support for a particular feature, and open standards are always preferable.

These changes have also made it across to MobileSafari, and it means Flash on the iPhone is even less likely than before not a bad thing. It is considerably faster, features a 3MP digital camera, can record video, has a magnetometer compass , 7. One other notable feature is called Find My iPhone. Mobile Me users can log in and locate their lost iPhone on a map, send messages to it or make it emit a sound so that it can be located even if it is on silent. If the phone has been stolen, you can remotely wipe your personal data from it.

This is a pretty nice feature. Final Cut Studio 3 This was missing in action, leading us to wonder when it will be released. Will it be released in conjunction with Snow Leopard – who knows?

All I know is that Avid and Adobe CS4 have edged ahead and are looking mighty tempting, and Nuke is looking like a great replacement for Shake. You cannot post new threads in this forum. You cannot reply to threads in this forum.

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Add a comment. Sorted by: Reset to default. Highest score default Date modified newest first Date created oldest first. Like Apple explains : If you run an unsigned app that is not listed in the firewall list, a dialog appears with options to Allow or Deny connections for the app.

Improve this answer. Community Bot 1. Arjan Arjan Chris, if you’re rightfully so concerned about signed applications being allowed to accept incoming connections, then please note that the OS X firewall only filters incoming connections.

It allows all outgoing connections, so from a security point of view I’d say that any other firewall is preferred over the OS X one. But some disagree about that , while others disagree with those who disagree So, Chris, any results for the signature check?

And on removing the application from the firewall settings to see if “Allow” sticks after that maybe until the next update Yes, that’s what I did and expect to happen. However, even though I believe the internal syncthing was updated recently, the OS X firewall didn’t bother me again so far. The firewall actually “knows” that it’s the internal executable that asks for permission and doesn’t add the wrapper application who’s signature is breaking.

The internal executable always has a valid signature after every update , but I don’t know if the OS X firewall checks for changes of signature? In this case also Skype, etc should ask for permissions after every update, though which they don’t as far as I know. Show 6 more comments. That should be a required app for security purposes on any Mac that is hooked to the network. MacPro5,1 , six core 2 x 3. I can try installing it in the slave, but how would that help? Wouldn’t it just alert me that a connection is being solicited?

Then I could accept or decline, but then what? Obviously I haven’t used LS much. It annoyed me and I disabled it long ago, but if you think that could help, perhaps you can tell me more, please?

Post by NazRat » Tue Jul 16, pm bayswater wrote: Little snitch doesn’t control incoming traffic, just outgoing traffic from your Mac. Then the home site will not be sending back a message that causes your Mac to ask if it should be accepted.

 
 

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You cannot create polls in this forum. Application Layer Firewall ALF This component of the firewall will allow or deny access for an app to establish communication over the network. To me, that sure seems like the issue is with VEP. This is not a comprehensive list but gives a good indication of the final changes.

 

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Aug 14,  · Logic Pro; All Activity; Home ; Music Software ; Logic Pro ; Logic Incoming Network Connection? Logic Incoming Network Connection? By DiScO, January 28, in Logic Pro. Share More sharing options Followers 0. Reply to this topic; Start new topic; Prev; 1; 2; Next; Page 2 of 2. May 07,  · The logic board on my MacBook Pro was replaced, and since I picked it up this afternoon, I was unable to connect to my Airport at home. I kept getting a self-assigned IP for my Airport connection. This immediately results in the message “Do you want the application “” to accept incoming network connections”, which I ‘allow. Mar 07,  · Apps like Logic Pro X Windows Audacity. If you feel Logic Pro is a bit too much, then opt for Audacity. The app is available for Windows OS which means installation won’t be a problem. Considering its features, the app is also a very good substitute you might try. It is free to download and provides you with a multitude of features.

 
 

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Mar 07,  · Apps like Logic Pro X Windows Audacity. If you feel Logic Pro is a bit too much, then opt for Audacity. The app is available for Windows OS which means installation won’t be a problem. Considering its features, the app is also a very good substitute you might try. It is free to download and provides you with a multitude of features. Postgres Pro Enterprise Postgres Pro Standard Cloud Solutions Postgres Extensions. Resources Blog Documentation Webinars Videos Facebook. Downloads. Home > mailing lists. Thread: Getting rid of “accept incoming network connections” prompts on OS X Getting rid of “accept incoming network connections” prompts on OS X. From. Tom Lane. May 30,  · By default, “Automatically allow downloaded signed software to receive incoming connections” is set to ON. The issue here is Chromium is not officially “downloaded signed software”, nor is it “built-in software” like Safari So you have to have the option to “allow it to accept incoming connections”.